A wonderful website for legal professionals A wonderful website for legal professionals. LawCrossing is like a breath of fresh air and makes it very easy to move up in the legal profession.

Warning: Stay Away from LawCrossing Warning: Do not sign up for LawCrossing, even the "free trial." I signed up for the free trial in November 2018. The postings were not helpful and I received a bunch of spam-like emails instead. I also received an email stating that I had not successfully signed up for the LawCrossing concierge. I thought this meant that I did not successfully sign up for LawCrossing in general (even the free trial). Nonetheless, to be safe, I called LawCrossing to cancel my account within the required period by phone. I don't believe I ever received a confirmation cancellation number by email. I believe I received a confirmation number by phone. I marked LawCrossing as junk email and forgot about it--until April 2019 when I was going through my credit card statements and noticed they charged me $39.99 in November 2018, December 2018, January 2019, February 2019, March 2019 and April 2019. I went to the website to remove my credit card information and make sure my account was cancelled. The website states you must call to cancel during business hours. I emailed the general customer service address anyway so that I might have some sort of record. I also called LawCrossing the next day. The rep I spoke with transferred me to her manager's voicemail. I left a message but never received a return phone call. I emailed LawCrossing's general email address again to ask for a refund. LawCrossing insists I need a confirmation number and will only refund me April charges. I did not keep the confirmation number from six months ago that I was given by phone. Therefore, LawCrossing refuses to refund me. They can easily see that I never logged into my account past the free trial in November 2018, yet insist on keeping my money.

Shady AF Me: “I’ve had some difficulty locating a way to cancel my paid subscription from the LawCrossing.com website—which, by the way, looks and functions as if it were coded by an inexperienced or incompetent web developer. I’m sure that this inability to cancel from the website is totally an unintentional oversight. But, if this is not correct, why would LawCrossing not offer the ability to manage one’s subscriptions online?” LC: “Hello Jeremy, Thank you for contacting customer support for LawCrossing. We have received your request to cancel. We do normally request that you call in or use our live chat feature to cancel. As a courtesy, I have canceled your account today and your cancellation confirmation number is FN81220569380. You will have access to your account until August 24th 2020 when it will automatically expire. You will also receive a confirmation email confirming your cancellation. If you don’t see it come to your inbox, please be sure to check a bulk or spam folder. If you have any questions or need assistance please don’t hesitate to contact us. We can be reached via email, live chat feature on our site, or by phone at 800-973-1177. Our business hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM PST Thanks again, Customer Support” Me: “I wrote, ‘why would LawCrossing not offer the ability to manage one’s subscription online?’ You haven’t answered my question. Try again. Also, responding to a written demand to cancel my subscription is a courtesy? Explain. Is this a normal business practice? Finally, I expect a pro rata refund. Jeremy" Still awaiting a response. ~ Jeremy Judson Cobb, Esq. (MN license no. 0316441), (763) 516-6231, jjcobb at umich dot edu

I live in the United States and joined… I live in the United States and joined in March 2019. I found a much larger number of INTERNATIONAL positions. When I tried to cancel, there was no mechanism to do so on weekends or during non-business hours M-F (8:-4:30PM PST). After 4 attempts, I cancelled 7 days late and they refused to issue me a $39.99 refund. You can search on LinkedIn for free.

This is a scam This is a scam. DO NOT SIGN UP!! I signed up years ago (I think it was legit then). I uploaded my resume but then canceled weeks later because I decided to start my own freelance paralegal business (years ago). Everything was fine. Then out of nowhere, a law firm administrator that I do work for called me saying they saw my 5 year old resume on LawCrossing. I have tried several times o reach this "company" to tell them to take it down. Also, since around the same time, I have been spammed daily by this company. No way to stop it. No one to contact. This nonsense is not funny. My personal information is available for anyone to see, especially prospective clients who will then think I'm job hunting, which is not good for business.